nylon thread for bead weaving
 2mm faceted beads 
 a ring base
 beading needles

This jewelry uses a technique widely used in Miyuki bead weaving on a base. Here we wanted to upgrade this creation by weaving faceted beads in natural stones. The facets of the beads catch the light and give beautiful reflections to the ring. 

To start, take a thread about 1 meter long. Allow enough thread because you will not be able to make a join.

Tie a knot on one edge of the ring, leaving about 15cm of thread.

On this base, we will create a gradient of beads to fill the empty space in the center of the ring. For this, you will need to adjust the number of beads to the available space. 

Start with one bead. Thread it onto the needle, then pass around the edge of the ring, go back through the bead, then continue to the opposite edge. Follow our diagram below.

At each pass, tighten the thread well so that the beads are properly positioned. 

Be careful to place the correct number of beads; too many on the row can create tension, and too few, too much slack. Feel free to slightly deform the ring base to adapt. Here we placed 6 beads in the most spaced center of the ring.

Once all the beads are positioned, tie a knot inside the ring by piercing the needle into the last edge thread. To secure the assembly, you can place a small drop of glue on the knot.

Thread the needle onto the starting thread and tie a knot inside the ring.

Beautiful creation!